What are amino acids?
What are amino acids?
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Amino acids are organic compounds and produces the protein the body need. Amino acids are mainly made up of carbon , hydrogen, nitrogen and oxygen. It is the second largest compond found in muscles and tissues , acts on neurotransmitter transport and biosynthesis as well. There are three types of amino acids.
- Essential ( 8 amino acids, cannot be produced by body so need to supply externally)
- Semi essential (2, need to be consumed in certain conditions)
- Non essential (10, body can produce by themselves)
Biochemistry - What kind of amino acids or amino acids derivatives form the cyclic peptide toxin...
Biochemistry - What kind of amino acids or amino acids derivatives form the cyclic peptide toxin alpha-amanitin? Please draw the structure of each (I think there are 8 amino acids and a cysteine and a tryptophan residue?)
describe the basic structure of an amino acid. what classes of amino acids are there?
describe the basic structure of an amino acid. what classes of amino acids are there?
Humans have what are called essential versus non-essential amino acids. There are also "non-standard" amino acids...
Humans have what are called essential versus non-essential amino acids. There are also "non-standard" amino acids that exist. What is the difference between these groups?
How are the correct amino acids brought to the rib... How are the corect amino acids...
How are the correct amino acids brought to the rib... How are the corect amino acids brought to the ribosomes for protein synthesis? The amino acids are synthesized directly at the ribosomes by the hydrolysis of dietary protein. OAmino acids are carried in the interior of the DNA double helix, then carried to the ribosomes. OAcetyl-CoA carries the amino acids that match the codon on DNA. O Transfer RNA molecules, whose anticodon loop contains the complementary sequence of an MRNA...
define what is limiting amino acids
define what is limiting amino acids
#30,31,32,33,34 please ADDITIONAL PROBLEMS 18.3 AMINO ACIDS 18.30 The amino acids in most biological systems are...
#30,31,32,33,34 please
ADDITIONAL PROBLEMS 18.3 AMINO ACIDS 18.30 The amino acids in most biological systems are said to be a-L-acids. What does the prefix "a" mean? 18.31 What does the prefix "L" in a-L-acid mean? 18.38 18.32 What amino acids do the following abbreviations stand for? Draw the structure of each. (a) Ala (b) Cys (c) Asp 18.33 What amino acids do the following abbreviations stand for? Draw the structure of each. (a) Leu (b) Tyr (c) Asn 18.34 Name...
A student used chromatography to separate a mixture of amino acids. Since amino acids are invisible...
A student used chromatography to separate a mixture of amino acids. Since amino acids are invisible on the paper, what can be done to make them visible?
In nature, which is the most commonly found isomer, L-amino acids or D-amino acids? O D-amino...
In nature, which is the most commonly found isomer, L-amino acids or D-amino acids? O D-amino acids L-amino acius Submit Request Answer
What amino acids can be deaminated directly?
What amino acids can be deaminated directly?
Convert between kilodaltons and number of amino acids: 500 amino acids = ____________ kDa 75 kDa...
Convert between kilodaltons and number of amino acids: 500 amino acids = ____________ kDa 75 kDa = _____________ amino acids
How are the correct amino acids brought to the rib... How are the corect amino acids brought to the ribosomes for protein synthesis? The amino acids are synthesized directly at the ribosomes by the hydrolysis of dietary protein. OAmino acids are carried in the interior of the DNA double helix, then carried to the ribosomes. OAcetyl-CoA carries the amino acids that match the codon on DNA. O Transfer RNA molecules, whose anticodon loop contains the complementary sequence of an MRNA...
#30,31,32,33,34 please
ADDITIONAL PROBLEMS 18.3 AMINO ACIDS 18.30 The amino acids in most biological systems are said to be a-L-acids. What does the prefix "a" mean? 18.31 What does the prefix "L" in a-L-acid mean? 18.38 18.32 What amino acids do the following abbreviations stand for? Draw the structure of each. (a) Ala (b) Cys (c) Asp 18.33 What amino acids do the following abbreviations stand for? Draw the structure of each. (a) Leu (b) Tyr (c) Asn 18.34 Name...
In nature, which is the most commonly found isomer, L-amino acids or D-amino acids? O D-amino acids L-amino acius Submit Request Answer
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